Takoyaki Restaurants in Rockville
The best places in Rockville to eat Takoyaki. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Rockville who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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City: Rockville, 316 N Washington St, Rockville, MD 20850, United States
Parking, Delivery, Reservations, Wifi
3.5
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City: Rockville, 891 Rockville Pike, Rockville I-20852-1284, United States
"Tried the jasmine milk cape and the green tea crepe cake. The drink was pretty darn delicious! Really liked the concept of adding that foamy, salty, milk cape on top of the tea beverage- makes drinking the boring drink more desirable. I will definitely order it again and again especially when I would get tired of ordering the usual bubble teas. The green tea crepe cake was pretty good though doubtfully as good as Lady M. It was a bit expensive at $8."
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City: Rockville, 605 Hungerford Dr, 20850, Rockville, US, United States
Accepts Credit Cards, Street Parking, Wifi, Wheelchair Accessible
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City: Rockville, 1043 PikeMD 208521403, Rockville, United States
"Oiishi. This is one of the best places to get authentic Japanese food in the metropolitan area of Baltimore-Washington. They are owned by Japan, unlike most chain Japanese restaurants that belong to Korean or Chinese. The restaurant is very, very small, so you may have to wait if it is a touch of patrons. But everything is amazing. We had everything from sushi to Katsu and the Ramen. Bonus added, they have a Japanese market above that has everything you can think."
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4.3
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City: Rockville, 1066 Rockville Pike, Rockville I-20852-1404, United States
"Nov 2021 This review is mainly for the onigiri (rice ball) at Japomen. For Pike Kitchen in general, it looks like they have closed the individual counters and are just taking collective orders. The pickup section is in the far right corner, by the restrooms. You can identify it by the sheer number of paper takeout bags. I believe you can order in store, as there's a large order tablet by the pickup counter. Note masks are required and you are able to dine indoors. Does not look like there's table service though. All the staff members were behind the counters making or packing up food. You also have to prod a staff member to figure out which takeout bag is yours. They are not very proactive towards customers right now, but still friendly. The onigiri was very delicious! I ordered a lot of them and liked most of them. Note the fancy packaging, which more and more restaurants are using these days. It keeps the seaweed separate from the rice, so the seaweed stays nice and crisp. However, it can be a little confusing and difficult to remove. There are directions on the bottom. First tear off the red strip that divides the packaging into 2 pieces, one on each side. Remove each side one at a time. Note you have to unfold the corners before you can pull it off. Be aware that the rice may end up sticking to the packaging! It's common for the onigiri to break in half as you pull off each side (luckily the seaweed wrap keeps it all together). To reduce breakage, I recommend a micro-pull technique. I don't know how to describe it, but basically instead of continuous pulling, you do rapid tiny pulls. Start at the corners so the wrapper is free of the top of the onigiri, then do the bottom. The onigiri may still end up breaking, but the likelihood is drastically reduced. Also note the packaging is not air-tight; the corners of the onigiri are open to the air. Very good onigiri. A little expensive, but with a generous amount of filling. I think most of the price is because of the fancy packaging. The rice was good, lightly flavored like sushi rice and neither too dry nor too wet. Most of the filling ingredients were also good. The shrimp tempura was crunchy and does not include the tail. The pork katsu, chicken teriyaki, and crispy eel include their particular sauces. I felt like the teriyaki sauce didn't taste right, but I'm not sure if it was actually wrong or if was mixed up with the rice flavor. The smoked salmon was so-so. The vegan soy-based meat's taste and texture was like pork sung flavored with soy sauce; interesting. The definite negative was the ume (pickled plum). Instead of an actual japanese pickled plum, it was sliced sour pickles with some plum sauce. Disappointing. Overall, would definitely come back for (most of) the onigiri."
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City: Rockville, 107 Gibbs StMD 20850, Rockville, United States
"I ordered delivery from Bonchon and the food came really fast."
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City: Rockville, 1800 Rockville Pike, Rockville I-20852-1604, United States
"Had Akira Ramen, Takoyaki, Karage and the 007 role. Ramen was fine, nothing exciting, well balanced. I usually don't like takoyaki, but found myself devoting her. The carage in the green sauce was amazing! And the 007 roll was delicious enough. All in all, good Japanese izakaya that do not break the bank!"
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City: Rockville, 1066 Rockville Pike, Rockville, MD 20852, United States
The restaurant from Rockville offers 148 different dishes and drinks on the menu at an average price of $8.5.
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4.6
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City: Rockville, 15106 Calle Frederick Road, Rockville I-20850, United States
"Delicious and inexpensive. Best deal in the area."
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$7.9